Sentence examples for maintained in remote from inspiring English sources

We expected to observe diversity among contemporary chicken populations, but hypothesized that lineages observed among ancient Pacific samples would be maintained in Remote Oceanic populations.

To capitalize on this trend, Baker Hughes is rolling out modular drilling systems that are easier to deploy and maintain in remote areas.

Importantly, good quality microscopy is particularly hard to maintain in remote areas where malaria commonly occurs [3].

Motorbikes are also cheaper and easier to maintain in remote areas.

Former Scottish Secretary Lord Forsyth has also criticised the reforms, arguing that big sporting estates did the country an "enormous service" by maintaining employment in remote areas and that the status quo "worked well to the advantage of Scotland".

Marl prairies may go dry in some parts of the year; alligators play a vital role in maintaining life in remote parts of the Everglades by burrowing in the mud during the dry season, creating pools of water where fish and amphibians survive from one year to the next.

Can be safely used to maintain confidentiality in remote biometric authentication.

A sense of professionalism can be difficult to maintain especially in remote areas, particularly where staff feel the commitment of central and local authorities to the sector, and social expectations regarding their performance, are weak [ 37].

MPXV is thought to be maintained in wild rodents in the rain forests of Central and West Africa, causing sporadic human outbreaks in remote villages probably as a result of direct cutaneous contact or mucosal exposure to infected animals [2] [5].

It is possible that Smchd1 is involved in physically sequestering the chromosomal region containing the allele being silenced to a nuclear territory that is remote from the active allele and where it can be stably maintained in its silent state.

The relatively high prevalence of inadequate housing among Aboriginal peoples, the unique geographic dispersion of Aboriginal populations, and the added difficulties in providing and maintaining quality housing in remote communities, may add to the significance of housing as a critical determinant of the mental health of Aboriginal children.